University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Richardson, Evan Fossil Tolman, William Nichols Torelly, Firmino da Silva Watson, Charges Herbert White, Herbert Judson Worthington, Alvan Fisher Total, East Medvv ay. 5 N. C. Concord, 10 N. C Rio Grande do Hul, 1 razil ;! N. C. Groton, 32 N. C Waketield, 13 N. C. Dedham, 9N. C. 27. Avery, D. E. Bond, R. H. Breen, T. R. Brown, H. li. Chapin, C. G. Cushman, R. U. Daniels, J. F. PAST MEMBERS. Felton, T. P. Hathaway, B. O. Kasmire, G. F. Long, S. 11. Merchant, C. E. Merritt, W. II. Nourse, S. J. Paine, A. W. Robinson, G. P. Rose, N. A. Shanghnessy, J.J. Stone, F. E. Tucker, F.D.

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Juniop C ss i . -: i w - - Officers. K. V. KICIIARDSON, C. II. WATSON. F. S. TORELLV. II. X. W. UIDI ' .OIT. ( ' . s. iiDWi;. A. L. AI.MlllDA. PUICSIDENT. ViCE-PllKSIDENT. SeCUI ' .TAUY. Treasuker. Historian. Class CaI ' IAin. Allen, Kred Cunniiighimi Almeida. Auicusto Liiiz de Hall, William Munroe IJanett, Edward William Hrmvii. Frederick Willard Caldwell. NN ' illiaiii Ilutson Carpenter, Frank Herton Chase, William I ' .dward Clarke, Frank Scripture Davis, Fred Aii}?iistiis Fishcrdick, Cyrus Webster Fowler, Fred Homer Howe, ( ' linton Samuel Kinney, Arno Lewis Mar .li, James Morrill Mar ' -liall. Charles Eeander Martin, .Joseph Mi ' t ' han, ' J ' homas Fnincis ISi (Jst«rhout, .leremiah Clark Kiee, Thumas Hideout, llenrv .Norman Vi RESIDENCES. KdOMS. West Newton, 27 X. C. Sao Paulo. l?ra il. (I X. C. Amherst, Milford. r. X. C. West M.dlnnl. 28 N. C. Peterboro . X. 11., Mr. Wrijjht ' Leyden, ' 24 N. C. Warwick, 21 X. (•. Lowell, 11 X. C. Lynn, 2. ' . X. ( ' . Monson, Mr. li:niiis . Xorth lladlry. 21 X. ( ' . Marll)orouf;h, 2: ' . X.( . Lowell, II N. ( ' . Lynn. [io X. C. Lowell, 8 N. C. Marl.lehcad. 21 N, C. nedici Mostoii, :{ X. C. Lowell, 12 X. C. Slncwshury, 2 1 X. I ' , yniowth fiiiincy, 20 N. C. 2U

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87. Ht ' A rE UIV just I ' lltcrillL!, ' ll|iii|l I lie l;ll tcr IkiH ' nf olir colli ' tii ' colll-sf. Wx, ' altliuiiiili it seems hartl U) realize tiiat two years of eolleoe j, .life are gone never to i-eturn. Some twenty of our elass- i ' ' mates have left us. for various rt-asous ; souie m cuter active life, and some to pursue tlieir studies in nliui- institutions. ' l all these we wish Ihe l»est of ruiiiiuc. ' S7 has always taken an adivc p.-iil in Mlhlrlic siiorts. and she fiu ' uishes more men lo tlic I ' nol and li;isc-liall lc;inis I lian anyol her class. It) scholarslii|i. loo. she i I ' nily iij) Id I ln ' a crn c. and, dni-iu ' j ' llic past vear, we have taUcu up anil dinrsti ' d such slndirs as (icrman, Zonloiry, Trigouometry, . j;ri Millinc. Ilniiiciilturi ' , I ' livsiolotry, and Chemisti ' v. She has done her share towards lieanlifvillg llie college grounds, and al o other things, too niiuier- ou-.. to mention. [)in ' ing tile past year of oin- coinse hei-c. the college niel wilh a Hft ' ioiiH loH.s in the iiurniug of South ( Kllege : Iml ii lia lieen our good fortime to receive the mean for electing, on IIh ' il e of llle old one. . i much helter liuilding. and we hope in the near I ' ninre lo BCf! a largi- in ' reaKe in the nunilfer of stuilcnts, so that still moic will have to bu eroctcil to acc(;mmod;ite them.